The Scene

The Scene

★ 0.0IMDb Score
Released:2026-04-29
Genre:Drama
Duration:14 min
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Director:Aditya Prakash Maharana
Actors:Argha Biswas, Taapas Trivedi, Ramesh Vyas, Hardick Shremali
Production:National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad

Overview:

In Ahmedabad, a city where alcohol exists more as rumor than reality, two hostel students step out on a lazy afternoon to eat biryani, wander through the city, and maybe score a drink before the day ends. But somewhere between a punctured cycle, a pickup truck ride, and a maze-like apartment society filled with cameras and watchful eyes, the outing slowly drifts into something uneasy. Blending satire with paranoia, The Scene (कार्यक्रम) explores surveillance, suspicion and identity.

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